Community clubs hold meetings and announce events
Postpone Dance members entertain at Jean Heimsath home on Clark street. A brief business session postponed the dance to a later date and welcomed new member Mary Thomas. Prizes given to Audrey Garland and Wilda Rhodes. Club plans February 20 gathering at Helen Reese's on Water street. Separate Bints group meets at Valerie Tite’s on Denison avenue. Eliza beth Woodward bulletin read. dues collected. Rebekah Social Club hosts 22 members and guests at Iva Simmons home. Ethel Woods presides. Love Thy Neighbor as entertainment. prizes to Mabel Lewis and Elizabeth Mischka. March fifth hostess Grace Heidrich at Cambridge avenue. Daughters of Scotia note St Patrick's Day card party plans at next meeting. Prize to Mrs. Jess Messaros. lunch by Mrs. Robert Forrest and others. Next meeting February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Theta
Jean Heimsath
Clark Street
Mary Thomas
Audrey Garland
Wilda Rhodes
Helen Reese
Water Street
Binte
Valerie Tite
Denison Avenue
Clara Mae Goelz
Elizabeth Woodward
Bints
National Federation of
Mary Arter
Rebekah Social Club
Iva Simmons
North Olve Street
Ethel Woods
Love Thy Neighbor
Mabel Lewis
Elizabeth Mischka
Jessie Raesler
Edith Slater
Edna Smith
Minnie Gard
Grace Heidrich
Cambridge Avenue
Mary Bonzo
Daughters of Scahta
Zidat
Jess Messaros
Robert Forrest
Hubert Malcom
David Stevenson
Eof
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Names and Addresses
The list records hospital admissions and discharges with names and street addresses. Admits include Guy Barber Manuel Collins Mrs Alice Robinson Al Lunn Thomas Sharkey and others, while discharges name Eugene Green Mrs Wills Smith Mrs William Jones and several others with street details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Barber
Sixth Street
Guy McConkey
Woodland Avenue
Manuel Collins
Cnicd Street
Alice Robinson
Spruce Street
al Lunn
Lorain
Thomas Sharkey
Fifth Street
Eugene Green
Lake Avenue
Wills Smith
West Avenue
William Jones
John Ki
Cleveland Street
Leo Dechant
Duncan H Robertson
Marseilles Avenue
Lenna Hopkins
Abbe Road
Henry Sassmenhausen
Harwood Street
Martha Bates
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Informal Evening at St Johns 03 Club Host House
Mrs Clara Buchholz entertained St Johns 03 Club members at East Avenue last evening after a routine meeting. A two course lunch for twelve featured a heart centerpiece with Valentines for members. Next meeting March 5 at Mrs Laura Buchholz home in Grafton. Garden Club talk by Martin McGill of Lorain Garden Club February 12 with films of flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Buchholz
St. John's 03 Club
East Avenue
Laura Buchholz
Grafton
Garden Club
Martin Mc¢Gill
Lorain Garden Club
Elyria Garden Club
West
Elyria Social Duplicate Bridge Scores Report
Weekly meeting results list pairs and scores with players such as Mrs Ed Schneider Mrs Prieskorn Mr J W Miller Lee Bright Kumter H R Kunkle C R Aldrich T F Schilling Kumler and Lee Bright East West notations include Mr Wire Miler AH West W G Ludwig and others, with scores ranging from mid thirties to seventy-three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Social Duplicate Bridge Lab
Ed Schneider
Prieskorn
J. W. Miller
Lee Bright
Kumter
H. R. Kunkle
C. R Aldrich
T. F. Schilling
T Kumler
Wire Miler
H D. Biggs
AH West
W. G. Ludwig
S. Thompson
F. Brown
K. Hybarger
Insecticide Dealers To Meet Monday Evening
Insecticide dealers facing many questions will meet next Monday evening. County agent C. I. Hummel announced the gathering to be held to discuss crop insects and to describe materials usable for control, with Ohio State University specialist T. H. Parks presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Hummel
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Finnish Guns Stop Russian Tank Push in Brief Assault
Finns report high artillery efficiency holding back a Russian advance. They claim 22 of 100 Russian tanks were destroyed by Finnish guns during Monday operations. Russian armored sledges are said to have been knocked out by artillery and grenades. The text also notes a 1790 census with 75 post offices and cites Arctic summers plus the Federal Academy of America in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Avon Lake obit and others mark quiet deaths in region
Notices report the deaths of Mrs. Melinda Adaline Harold 80 in Lorain at St Josephs Hospital after a stroke at home on Lear Road. Surviving include daughter Edna Arnold and three sons, with funeral set for Avon Methodist Church. Additional items note Mrs. Elizabeth C. Stokes of La Porte died at her daughter's home in Hudson Colorado with surviving children and grandchildren, burial plans to be announced. Also listed are services for Mrs Louis Koehle of 127 Huron Street at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home and a cultural aside about Chinese rain prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Schmitz
Amherst
Theodore Schmitz
East Street
Henry
Elmer
Elyria
Arthur
Albert
Walter
Florence
Agnes
Miss Schmitz
Amherst High School
St. Joseph's Church
Bodmann Dry Goods
St Joseph Church
James Smyth
Calvary Cemetery
Avon Lake
Melinda Adaline Harold
St Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Lear Road
Isaac
Mare Lorain County
Avon Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Avon Usts
Edna Arnold
Bloomington
Frank
Cleveland Heights
Judson
Charles
Eder Mahon
Decatur
Lil
George Mahon
Zisalia
Calif
Methodist
Avon
Adams
Elizabeth C. Stokes
la Porte
C. O. Fauber
Hudson, Colo
Otto R. Chapman
LaPorte
Cleveland
New York
Fred Stokes
Fauber
Fred BR. Stokes
Chapman
Robert B. Fauber
Birmingham
Ala
R. E. Edwards
Denver
Colo
Theodore Kopp
Durham
N. C
Robert
Leroy Edward
Hetty Ann Fauber
Alabama
Woodland Cemetery
Koehle
Louis Koehle
Huron Street
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Ralph Neighbor
North Murray Ridge
Amherst High School Vaudeville Boosts The Record Fund
A large Amherst audience enjoyed an all school vaudeville in the school auditorium. Proceeds support The Record and the annual high school yearbook. Acts included student choruses, dramatizations, dances, and a Blue Gate play, with special numbers by the Knights of Melody and Wilhelm quintet. Municipal matters covered renewal of sewer levy, street resurfacing talks, cemetery trustee replacement, and attendance at FBI police school. Lenten services and World Day of Prayer observed in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Hobo
Melvin Hayes
Richard Sharr
Walter Kappley
Robert Frederick
Betty Parker
Susanne Darling
Lavenne Mueller
Teddy Short
Joan Martin
Lucille Frank
Barbara Raesiter
Lorna Maurice
Marilyn Cotton
Wayne Schnaak
Eugene Nabors
Dan Strauss
Billy Gosts Gruff
Lauretta Bomaviez
Harvey Chamber
Dickie Frederick
Melvin Hogrefe
Dorina Maurice
Roland Early
Lucille Witt
Lois Boeing
Bobbie Pippert
Arthur Rubel
Judie Marlowe
Carol Sharp
Keneath
Niles McLoda
Barbara Taboert
Nancy Kaser
Alfred Wasem
Gerald Schroeder
Walter Radosovich
John Ruth
Ray Bomback
William Dean
Don Franklin
Evelyn Izold
the Serenaders
Wilhelm
Jack
Jim
Patricia
William
Jerry Wilhelm
The
Knights of Melody
Raymond Wragg
Frank Szabados
Paul Meitzei
George Walker
Smythe
Cleveland Avenue
South Main Street
Carl Becker
Michael
George Frank
White
E. H. Mays
Elyria
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fr. Ferrari
Cleveland
St. Joseph's Church
Bosse
St Paul Lutheran Church
St. Peter Evangelical Church
Council Discusses Important Matters
The village council met Tuesday to discuss several issues. Solicitor Smythe reported on a proposed ordinance requiring food handlers to pass a physical examination and said state health guidance would be sought. No action was taken. The council also voted Smythe should prepare an ordinance creating a civil service commission for hiring firefighters. Snow removal was revisited with instruction to notify noncompliant residents and, if ignored, to clear sidewalks at the residents’ expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solicitor Smythe
State Health Board
County Health Board
Civil Service Commission
Miller
Birthday party marks Amherst Pythian Sisters meeting
A Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters meeting featured a birthday and Valentine party with a 6 30 tureen supper, decorated tables, candy heart favors, and a lighted cake. Officers were elected to fill vacancies, a $2 donation to the infantile paralysis campaign was approved, and social games followed with prizes awarded. Links to other local clubs and Evangelical Women federation plans were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
Lillian Miller
Wilmah Egeland
Frank Mischka
Roy Stevens
E.G. Pietch
Kenneth Alexander
Nettie Schaeffer
League Of Women Voters Announces Local Activities
The Oberlin chapter reports a Government and Foreign Policy meeting Thursday at 3 PM at the chairman's home with Professor Peirce speaking on Shall We Keep Out Trade Agreements This issue dominates Congress and spurs debate. A second session Tuesday February 13 at 2 30 PM covers Government and Child Welfare with Mr Richard Fowler speaking at 3 30 on Milk Inspection and the Federal Code. A county letter to County Commissioners urged a trustee candidate for the Journaly County Children s Home reflect League preferred qualifications focusing on child welfare prudent spending and staff support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Department of Government and Foreign Policy
P. Spence
Peirce
League
Joraiy County
Community Leagues Urge Qualified Overseer for Children’s Home
A letter from community leagues urges the commissioners to appoint a highly qualified person to oversee the Children’s Home. Admissions list names 21 children for February, with several discharged entries and a note on the home’s supervision by state inspectors and the Superintendent. James E Gardbell of R D Oberin was found guilty of reckless driving and fined five dollars with costs. arrest by Officer Waite for speeding through village center at 40 or 45 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Gardbell
R. D. Oberin
Waite
Three Approaches to the Activity Program Panel
Prospect School hosts a panel in the auditorium on Monday February 12 at 7 30 PM with educator psychologist and parent sharing views on school activity programs and child behavior Professor L E Cole Oberlin College Psychology department co E Wigton Superintendent of Schools and Mrs C T Craig will present the discussion the program urges learning through interest and real materials with child choice in pursuits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E Cole
Oberlin College Psychology Department
Co. E. Wigton
C. T. Craig
Oberlin
Cole
Oberlin activity program discussed by Wigton and Craig
A discussion outlines the psychological impact of an Oberlin school activity program on learning success and pupil behavior. Mr Wigton explains implementation and effects while Mrs Craig discusses parent relations to the program. The meeting is for general discussion with no lively outcomes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigton
Oberlin
Craig
Local Divorces Filed And Court Transfers Noted
Elizabeth Abel seeks divorce from Alex Abel citing neglect and cruelty after a 1933 marriage with two children. Family LaBeau seeks divorce from Cletus La Beau, married May 1938. Eaton Township trustees request transfer of 2000 from road and bridge to general fund. Two divorces by Minerva Agnes Smith and John James Pribanic are dismissed per court entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Abel
Alex Abel
Lorain
Tey
Fmnily LaBeau
Cletus LaBeau
Eaton Township
Common Pleas Court
Township Road and Bridge Fund
Township General Fund
Minerva Agnes Smith
Aaron Smith
John James Pribanic
Pauline Pribanic
Lorain County Men to Appear on WHK Radio Program
Three Lorain County men will take part in the weekly Job Opportunity program on radio station WHK in Cleveland at 6 45 P M tomorrow announced today Participants are Carl Kohler personnel director General Industries Company B Lancashire Elyria OSU Employment Service manager and Dana Morris also of the employment service Morris will interview Kohler about qualifications sought by employers while Kohler will discuss the employment service work with Lancashire The broadcast aims to connect job seekers with opportunities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
WHK
Cleveland
Carl Kohler
General Industries Company
B. Lancashire
Elyria
Ohio State Employment Service
Dana Morr
Employment Service Office
Morris
Kohler
Lancashire
Auto theft arraigned man held for grand jury
George E. Beese, 28, of North Ridge road at Vincent, was held under 1500 bond today for the grand jury after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro on auto theft charges. Beese pleaded guilty to stealing a car from Lodi street Friday night owned by Harold Eckstein. He drove it to a Grang Hall dance on Griswold road and Carlisle Inn, then abandoned it on West River road near North Ridge early Sunday. Arrest by Sergt. Detective C. E. Parker and Deputy Sheriff Paul Johnson followed information from the sheriff’s department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Beese
North Ridge Road
Vincent
Joseph Q. Petro
Beese
Lodi Street
Harold Eckstein
Linwood Avenue
Grang Hall
Griswold Road
Carlisle Inn
West River Road
North Ridg Road
C. E. Parker
Paul Johnson
Sheriff's Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Bros
Gulf Gas—Oil
4Th & E
River Phone
Wederal Academy of America
Cambridge, Mass
Clarence M. Dart
Wakeman
Notwalk
L. W. Richards Re. Lakewood
Ada How
Buffalo
L. D. Gerber
F. E. Eastman
Wakeman Cemetery
Malinda A. Harold
Oryl Hia
Nehs Bottling Co
West Street
Lucy Roemer
Axtel St
Council
P T. A. of St Joseph Parochial School
William Wenzel
Hazel Street
James Ryan
John Strohmeier
C. G. Aschenbach
Hugo Truscella
Harold Krause
Frank Franklin
Gregory Brown
Peter Niesen
Corrinne Finnegan
Robert Finnegan
C. E. Schmidt
Ed Young
L. Roemer
Albert Wragg
Fred Berger
South Amherst
Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women
E. O. Pallas
Esther Wood
Professor
Robert Herrick
M. Lorain St
League of Women Voters
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
Fea
Josephine Koonsman
Harry Johnson
Richard Hollingsworth
Faith Laisy
Ellen Rhoades
Margaret Huehner
Charles Bayless
Herbert G. May
June Douglas
Mary Helen Kildahl
John S. Gossink
Grace McConnaughey
Mary A. Berle
Robert Slater
Benedetto Greco
Arthur F Robertson
Margaret Kinney
Lois E. Scheide
Howard Ellis
Springer
Isabelle Foxx
Anne Hudee
Victor Perkins
Emma Penko
Fred Maddock
Katherine Eide
Doris Bowman
John Carmen
Charles Dinkins
Phyllis Tresenga
Ian McGeal
Roy Crawley
Oscar Kenney
Fred Nichols
Lottie Kerr
Porter Dailey
Margaret Shons
C. Colburn
Anne Harding
Edith Herman
Robert Lewis
Mary H. Kildahl
O. C. Gibson
Martin Hacker
Kenneth Jackson
la Grange
Hacker
Mary Hacker
W. Neiding
H. W. Keighley
Harvey R. Pratt
Kentucky
Betty Waite Barricklow
Joseph Waite
Pittsfield
Pat Myers
Wellington
Greenup
Study Club
Sacred Heart Church
J. C. Schafer
North Prospect Street
Helen M. Gorske
Carl Gutrman
Locust Street
County
Smitty
K Nt Calleys
Smitty’s
Mantey
Royal Crown Cola
Lee Whitney Co
Chapel St
Jappan
the Gas Company
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